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Hello, everybody. Mark Levin here, our number 877-3813811-877-381303811.

Just to show you how insignificant.

The debate in this country has become how off the rails, it's become.

People do remember D-Day, and we'll talk more about D-Day on Thursday.

Ever hear the Battle of Midway?

How many have heard the Battle of Midway? Do you know about the Battle of Midway?

Do you know when it took place?

I suspect most who are 30 years old or younger do not.

I was never taught about these verse wars, except at a surface level, when I was in public school, and that's, you know, several decades ago.

And I suspect it's even less significant today in the classroom.

And when we lose our history, we're going to lose our country.

And so I want to briefly tell you those who know just in additional edification, those who don't, a first time.

About the Battle of Midway that took place from June 3rd through June 6th, 1942, 77 years ago.

And I do it with the help of the Britannica encyclopedia. Now when I was a kid, they were all lined up on a shelf, Britannica.

Today I don't know that anybody even has these encyclopedias anywhere, they just go online.

So it was a World War II naval battle fought almost entirely with aircraft, in which the United States destroyed Japan's first line carrier strength, and most of its best train naval pilots.

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